Routey's AI dispatcher plans your team's day, then runs it with you: the schedule, live tracking, customer updates and hours.
Field teams already planning their day in Routey
As an operations manager, I'm constantly juggling jobs, addresses, time slots, and last-minute changes to barely build a schedule that actually works.
Planning eats 1 to 2 hours every morning, in spreadsheets and group chats.
One change means rebuilding the plan by hand. A late job or an urgent call and the whole day shifts.
Customers call to ask where the driver is, and someone has to stop and find out.
Timesheets get corrected from memory, every single week.
The AI dispatcher plans the day. The rest of Routey keeps it running. Three people, one picture: the manager, the driver and the customer.
The shift starts where the work starts, not at a tablet in the office. Time and location are stamped automatically.
Routey's AI dispatcher assigns every job to the right person and builds the routes, respecting time windows, skills and job dependencies. Review, adjust, publish.
Each driver sees their stops in order and updates job status with a tap as the day moves.
Where each driver is, which stage each job is at, and what is running late, on one map.
An urgent job appears, one click inserts it, and the rest of the day rebuilds from where each driver is right now.
Customers who opted in get a status update and a live tracking link, so they plan their time and stop calling the office.
The manager sees exactly what each person worked, fixes exceptions in one place and exports for payroll. No Friday timesheet archaeology.
You have been clocked in for 9 h 23 min, since 7:42 AM. Your paid time stops when you confirm.
Drawing a route is the easy part. Routey decides who does what, and when, for the whole team at once, and keeps deciding as the day changes.
Each job goes to the right person based on location, skills and current load. Not a gut feeling.
Time windows, pickup-to-delivery chains and working hours: it all fits, automatically.
An urgent job appears? One click inserts it. The plan rebuilds from where each driver is right now, not from where they were at 7 AM.
The manager plans and watches. The driver works. The customer knows when to expect you. Everyone looks at the same live schedule.
Calendar, Kanban and Map views of one schedule, with a backlog for everything not yet assigned.
Stops in order, one-tap status updates, and the time clock on the same screen.
Customers who opted in get a link by email. It shows the status, the driver on a map and the arrival time.
● Nothing to installsaved every day on scheduling and replanning
drive time per driver per day
more jobs completed per shift
on-time arrival rate
Emergency inserts, technician specializations, and zone-based assignments. Routey handles the complexity so you don't have to.
Pickup-to-delivery chains, time-locked drop-offs, and live tracking for customers who opted in. Every job lands on time.
High geographic density and unpredictable jobs. The day plan adjusts as the day moves, no manual rebuild required.
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